Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery @brycewolkowitz

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  2 days ago

  Oliver Jeffer’s book “The Fate of Fausto” has been selected as one of Time’s best children’s books of 2019 and as one of The Guardian’s best children’s books of 2019. This contemplative reading experience for all ages combines luminous lithographic illustrations with sparse hand-set text to teach a valuable lesson about hubris. . . . #OliverJeffers #Illustration #ChelseaGalleries

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  Evan Robarts on view at Primary Projects new space in Miami. Primary Projects is a context and research driven curatorial collective with a focus on public arts. Located in Little River, Miami, their private residence connects new voices in contemporary art with growing audiences and collections. Stop by this unique space, which opened its doors earlier this year. . . #EvanRobarts #ChelseaGalleries #Sculpture

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  2 weeks ago

  New ceramic works by José Parlá are on view at UNTITLED. Visit us at booth C5 through Sunday. . . . José Parlá, “Isthmus Ceramic 4,” 2019, ceramic, clay, and pigment. . . . #JoseParla #Ceramics #UntitledMiami

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  UNTITLED Miami Beach is open today until 7PM. Visit us at Booth C5! . . . Detail of José Parlá, “All + All = 2 Much,” 2019, oil paint, acrylic, enamel, and plaster on wood. . . . #JoseParla #Painting #UntitledMiami

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  2 weeks ago

  UNTITLED VIP preview is open today from 1-8PM. Visit our solo presentation of new works by  @JoseParla at Booth C5. . . . #JoseParla #UntitledMiami

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  Bryce Wolkowitz is excited to present a selection of new ceramic works by internationally acclaimed artist José Parlá at UNTITLED Miami Beach. We will be at booth C5 from December 4-8 at Ocean Drive, 12th Street. . . . Parlá's new body of sculptural work was created specifically for the artist's recent solo exhibition at ISTANBUL'74 this past September. While paying homage to the history of traditional Turkish handicrafts, the new works signify Parlá's calligraphic mode of image production as a means of cultural expression. . . . #JoseParla #Ceramics #UntitledMiami

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  3 weeks ago

  Last nights reception and book signing for Stephen Wilkes’ “Day to Night” Taschen monograph. Thank you to all the members of the Norwood Club for fostering a stimulating and insightful discussion of Stephen’s work. . . . #StephenWilkes #ChelseaGalleries #Photography

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  3 weeks ago

  This weekend is the last chance to view FOTO/INDUSTRIA 2019, which features “Anthropocene” — a multimedia show displaying the work of Edward Burtynsky, Jennifer Baichwal, and Nicholas De Pencier — as one of its 11 exhibitions in Bologna, Italy. . . . The central theme of FOTO/INDUSTRIA 2019 is the built environment, explored from its historical and philosophical roots to its inevitable scientific implications. The city-wide show runs through November 24, but "Anthropocene" will remain at the MAST Foundation until January 5. . . . #EdwardBurtynsky #ChelseaGalleries #Photography

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  4 weeks ago

  Check out this great interview with José Parlá on @highsnobiety for an inside look at his artistic process and the development of his “Textures of Memory” exhibitions with @benbrownfinearts and @hocafoundation . . . #JoséParlá #Painting #ChelseaGalleries

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  4 weeks ago

  Evan Robarts' solo exhibition "Direct Reflections" opens today at Kunsthalle Bremerhaven in Bremerhaven, Germany. Robarts' work examines everyday city life and the contrasts created by gentrification and a rapidly changing urban environment. The show runs through January 5th, 2020. . . . #EvanRobarts #ChelseaGalleries #Sculpture

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  Jose Parla is taking part in a collaborative exhibition marking the release of hip hop artist Yasiin Bey's new album, Negus. Opening today at the Brooklyn Museum, the show acknowledges the importance of hip-hop as a fundamental American art form. Including artworks by Parla, Ala Ebtekar, and Julie Mehretu, the "listening exhibition" simultaneously plays Bey's 8 track, 28 minute recording throughout the galleries free of distraction (visitors are provided cases to lock their phones in ). . . . "Shakur The Beloved of The Eastern Band" A painting by @joseparla & Yasiin Bey Courtesy of @parlastudios @thethirdlinedxb & Yasiin Bey Directed by @reyparlastudio Edited by @tarela . . . #ChelseaGalleries #JoseParla #InteractiveArt

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  5 weeks ago

  Thanks to the LA Times’s Daily Pilot and to Lilly Nguyen for this coverage of Yorgo Alexopoulos’s multimedia installation “360° Azimuth” as part of the Art & Nature Festival at the Laguna Art Museum. . . . This installation, like much of the artist’s work, uses landscape and geometry as symbols in a two-channel video projection to create a dynamic meditation on the relationship between humanity and nature. The installation is open to the public through January 5, 2020. . . . #YorgoAlexoploulos #VideoArt #ChelseaGalleries

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  5 weeks ago

  We are excited to share the exclusive first release of a new series of photographs by Edward Burtynsky from his forthcoming project "Africa". The new Africa images are available for a limited time until December 10, 2019 and will not be available until the worldwide release in 2021. . . . "I'm finding new visual resonances emerging while photographing in Africa. While evolving my use of the aerial perspective, in these recent pictures, I am surveying two very distinct aspects of the landscape: that of earth as something intact, undisturbed yet implicitly vulnerable...and that of the earth as opened up by the systematic extraction of resources" - Edward Burtynsky . . . Edward Burtynsky, “Sishen Iron Ore Mine #2 , Overburden, Kathu, South Africa”, 2018, Pigment ink print , Signed, titled, and dated verso.

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  Thanks to the New York Times and Leonard S. Marcus for this review of Oliver Jeffers’s book “The Fate of Fausto.” . . . #OliverJeffers #Illustration #ChelseaGalleries

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  Niko Luoma exhibiting new photographs from his “Adaptations” series at Paris Photo with @persons .projects. . . . Niko Luoma, “Rooms by the Sea, (1951 ),” 2019 for Edward Hopper. . . . #NikoLuoma #Photography #ParisPhoto

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  Only two more days left to see Stephen Wilkes’ exhibition “A Witness to Change” at The Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery. From capturing cities and natural parks to wildlife and endangered species, it has become the artists mission to extend a heightened and humane awareness of global climate change, particularly its effects on species beyond our own. . . . Installation view: Stephen Wilkes, “A Witness to Change,” 2019. . . . #StephenWilkes #ChelseaGalleries #Photography

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  Yorgo Alexopoulos’s solo exhibition “360° Azimuth” opens today at the Laguna Art Museum in Laguna Beach. . . . The installation features a two-channel video projection with sound in which landscape symbols become metaphoric “characters” in an animistic narrative where reality and constructs of our collective subconscious seem to co-exist peacefully. The exhibition will continue through January 5, 2020. . . . #YorgoAlexopoulos #VideoArt #ChelseaGalleries

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  José Parlá is a part of REFLECTIONS: Matt Black x Gana Art group exhibition in Seoul, Korea. . . . Gana Art is pleased to present “Reflections,” representing the contemporary art scene with 34 artists including Brian Calvin, Gary Simmons, George Condo, KAWS, Rashid Johnson, José Parlá, and Sterling Ruby. In collaboration with filmmaker and curator Matt Black, this exhibition is centered around his film entitled “Reflections.” Through his interviews with Taryn Simon, Robert Longo, Jeff Koons and more, Matt Black demonstrates the rapidly changing trend of the contemporary art scene and successfully draws honest stories behind their artworks. . . . #joseparla #painting #chelseagalleries

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  We are excited for Sohei Nishino’s most recent project of Mount Everest. Sohei has made a map of Everest which will be released as a limited edition print in two sizes, early next year. . . . Nishino’s “Everest” draws inspiration from the maps used traditionally by pilgrims to navigate holy sites. Fascinated by the historical significance and symbolism of Everest, Nishino shot almost 400 rolls of film during his 23 day journey from Lucla to Gokyo Peak. He relates this intense journey through the Himalayas to those undertaken by sherpas and other local people who call the mountain home. Instead of following a linear course to a fixed destination, as many of visitors to Everest do, Nishino captures his experience of the road from a dense and meticulously planned variety of vantage points. . . . #SoheiNishino #ChelseaGalleries #Photography

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  Details of Oliver Jeffers’ “Dipped Print: Dipped Painting no. 10,” which will be released tomorrow at Noon EST. Each limited-edition print is signed and entirely hand-made by the artist. . . . This print is the latest extension of a series that began in 2012, when Oliver began staging performances in which fully realized portraits are dipped into enamel paint. These obscured portraits, which are never documented before the performance, reckon with loss and time’s effect on memory. . . #OliverJeffers #Illustrator #chelseagalleries

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  Cortis and Sonderegger’s solo exhibition “Icons” opens today at The Ravestijn Gallery in Amsterdam. . . . The exhibition will feature photographs from their renowned series “Icons,” in which the pair trawled countless books filled with the worlds most iconic photographs before recreating many of them through meticulous dioramas. . . . #CortisandSonderegger #ChelseaGalleries #Photography

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  “A Witness to Change” featuring photographs by Stephen Wilkes has been extended and will be on view through November 9th. . . . “Day to Night” is an ongoing global photographic project that visualizes an entire day in one image. Wilkes photographs from a fixed perspective from dawn until night, capturing myriad moments in extraordinary locations around the world. While the earth rotates on its axis, Wilkes' camera absorbs the changes in light and color, exploring the space-time continuum within astonishing two-dimensional still photographs.From capturing cities and natural parks to wildlife and endangered species, it has become the artist's mission in recent years to extend a heightened and humane awareness of global climate change, particularly its effects on species beyond our own. . . . #StephenWilkes #ChelseaGallerie #Photography

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  Details of Sohei Nishino’s solo exhibition “The Shape of Water,” on display at the Rin Art Association through October 27th. . . . #SoheiNishino #Photography #ChelseaGalleries

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  Yorgo Alexopolous' work "Totem" is on display at UNIX Gallery as part of their group exhibition, "ManMade by Nature." The show runs through October 26th. . . . ManMade By Nature introduces eleven diverse artists who rethink the presentation of nature through the lens of technology by employing innovative materials and working with advanced processes. Conceived as a way to both highlight and reconcile a natural world confronted by dramatic ecological changes, each artist showcases work that activates the space with an artistic demonstration underpinned by environmental calls to action. . . . #YorgoAlexopolous #ChelseaGalleries #ElectronicArt